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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2007
Page
6
West Virginia church treasurer Rocky Frazier reported theft of about $5000 worth of sound and office gear. The items were recovered the following day, suggesting a possible quick return or intervention by a higher power as quoted by Frazier.
In Riyadh, President Ahmadinejad and King Abdullah commit to fight sectarian spread across the Middle East. They emphasize Palestinian unity, security in Iraq, and Lebanon’s crisis resolution, with Iran backing Hezbollah and seeking regional detente.
ATLANTA AP Tony Moore and Bluffton University teammates were jolted awake when their bus hit a concrete barrier and plunged from an overpass. Four Bluffton players died along with the driver and his wife. Twenty nine injured, eight hospitalized, five in serious or critical condition. Moore, a 21 year old junior, recalled falling asleep on the bus floor after movies and chatter about spring training, then the crash and “the final slam in the ground.”
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki said he will reshuffle his cabinet within two weeks and pursue criminal charges against figures tied to extremists. He spoke from the Green Zone about stabilizing Baghdad during the U.S. security crackdown and urged success of a regional security conference in Baghdad slated for next weekend with neighbors Iran and Syria, plus the United States and Britain.
Anarchists from northern Europe flocked to Copenhagen as riots over the eviction of squatters escalated. Police said more than 200 were arrested in overnight clashes. a protester was wounded and 25 injured the previous night in Denmark's worst riots in a decade. Demonstrators from Sweden, Norway and Germany joined hundreds of Danish youths. sympathy protests occurred in several countries.
Fierce wind and heavy snow hit the Midwest causing highway closures and power outages as hundreds of travelers were stranded. More than a foot of snow fell in places with gusts near 40 mph delaying reopenings and leading to about 500 canceled flights at O Hare Airport amid storm conditions. At least 15 deaths were reported, including a 10 year old Wisconsin boy in a car crash.
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